Zucchini flower fritters {without milk}
Les beignets de fleurs de courgettes sont pour moi un met que l’on déguste en tant que privilégié ! Because yes, soit vous avez la chance d’avoir un joli jardin avec de beau plants de courgettes alors là pas de problème, soit vous en avez pas (like me !) et alors il faut trouver un producteur qui en a ! Et cette fois-ci c’est un producteur italien sur le marché de Briançon, où nous étions en week-end, qui avait de magnifiques fleurs femelles avec de jolies courgettes accrochées au bout. Well and then how I found these flowers so pretty and they held out their arms to me (and, and !!!) well I let myself be tempted by donuts (yes i am a weak girl !). I who do very, but then very rarely frying, I had already fallen for falafel few months ago.
And how I wanted to share these pretty flowers with you, I shot in a place that is not my living room, with nothing in the way of material and a different light so don't blame me for the more than refined staging !!! Come on, I leave you with the recipe.
Zucchini flower fritters
Ingredients (pour 8 beignets)
- 8 zucchini flowers
- 2 eggs
- 50 g of flour
- 20 g de maïzena
- 10 tbsp oat milk
- 1 pinch of Espelette pepper
- Salt and pepper
- 50 cl of vegetable oil
Description
Beat the eggs with salt and pepper then add the flours. Dilute the dough with the milk (you may need more or less to get a thick pancake batter). Add the Espelette pepper.
Heat the oil in a wok or frying pan.
Wash the zucchini flowers and dry them well. Dip them in the batter and put them in the oil. Let it cook 1-2 minutes and return (don't let the oil get too hot otherwise your donuts will burn).
Remove them and let drain on absorbent paper..
Taste with fleur de sel.
Emilie
Annie cb
16.7.14Sleek perhaps but very beautiful all the same, this highlights these zucchini flowers even more. Like you, I don't have a garden but I haven't yet managed to find one in my area.… Maybe someday…
Emilie
17.7.14Thank you very much Annie 😉 It’s true that we don’t find them everywhere unfortunately and neither in Grenoble I have never seen one !!!
The Godiche
17.7.14Mmmm I love it ! 🙂
I can't resist either if I see some.
Charlie
Emilie
17.7.14Oh how I understand you !!! Thank you Charline !
Chestnut
17.7.14Oddly, I never ate too much … and yet there are zucchini in my parents' garden but they don't want us to pick the flowers … I'm going to have to take control of myself … or you invite me ^^
Emilie
17.7.14Oh yes it’s a shame ! So either you pick up the male flowers so you don't sacrifice any zucchini or you come home 😉
LadyMilonguera
20.7.14Hummmmmm… how good is that !
Emilie
21.7.14Thank you miss ^-^
Royal Chill
21.7.14We love it, you're making us too hungry there <3
Emilie
21.7.14Thanks girls 😉
MlleJuin
21.7.14I've heard about these famous donuts for a long time, but I've never tasted it yet.
These pictures make me want even more!
Emilie
21.7.14Thank you very much Miss June ^-^ it's just terribly light in the mouth, a delight !
Lou
23.7.14These magnificent donuts really make you want !
Morgan
26.8.14This is the first recipe for zucchini flower fritters whose photos and “explanations” make me want to reproduce it, remains only to…
And especially to find the said flowers!
Emilie
27.8.14Oh thank you so much Morgan, I'm touched ! Glad that you like it !
payette kitchen
15.7.15I have never eaten courgette flowers! I will have to try!
Emilie
23.7.15You won't be disappointed, I find this is the best way to eat them !